July 30th: Chiron in opposition to elliptical galaxy M105 and at 135° from Saturn indicates struggle between independence and sense of duty

     During the next two weeks, until August 17th, 2012, Saturn will make a sesquisquare or 135° relationship with Chiron, indicating a stressful relationship between the sense of duty and individuality. Chiron is opposing the galaxy M105, which contains a supermassive black hole of 50 million solar masses in its nucleus. This extreme force of gravity indicates a dominant attitude,  which Chiron needs to resist in order to avoid stifling his independence and freedom ...

     The Chiron/M105 opposition is further complicated by Saturn transiting at 135° from Chiron. Saturn is the sense of duty that makes difficult for Chiron to escape M105's strong gravity (ie, enjoy his independence), at least not completely. This transit will last until August 17th, so that in this period of two weeks it is highly recommended to fulfill the responsibilities and finish pending issues. Thus, the absence of areas of concern or guilt will make personal freedom a fact and not just an elusive goal ...

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Regards,

Carlos Duarte
Research astrologer